Re: Re: Dr. prescribed marihauna and what results please sound off.

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My friend told me of someone she met who has a large 18 yr. old son who was very

big and was having violent outbursts. She was on the brink of having to send him

to a home for her safety, and her doctor prescribed the marijuana pills. Within

a week he was calmed down and she could take care of him at home and even take

him places. She was extremely thankful that he wouldn't have to go to an

institution. I don't know the long-term effects, and I would of course explore

them if I were in that situation. An institution could certainly do damage also.

I also believe in getting to the core of the problem, but sometimes that can

take a while, as we all know.

Carol

From: thefamily007 <donnaaron@...>

Subject: Re: Dr. prescribed marihauna and what results please sound off.

Date: Wednesday, March 25, 2009, 9:37 AM

My two cents: Dr. G is VERY against this and once showed me SPECT scans of the

effects of long-term marijuana use on the brain. VERY scary. There were multiple

dark (dead) areas. It might help with some symptoms in the short term, but in

the long term, the damage to the brain is irreversable. Our kids already have

brain dysfunction that we are trying to heal; I certainly wouldn't want to do

anything to make it permanent.

Donna

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> > self worth, and is on, I beleive too many meds and

> > high doses of each. I beleive cutting dowm on the

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